Facing South Florida: Town Of Gander Opened Doors To Strangers On 9/11
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Jim DeFede talks to Oz Fudge, who was the town Constable in Gander on 9/11 and to Roxanne Loper, who was a guest of the town. They recall the days following the attacks on the US.
This story and the people of Gander still melt my heart. I hope they’ve all been blessed with happiness and joy, as they most certainly deserve the best. ❤ One day I’ll visit and pay my personal respects as an American to such an amazing group of people. ❤
After all these years watching the bonds that were created still holding strong is soooo heartwarming. Love from Greece ❤❤❤
Newfoundlanders are definitely the kindest, friendliest people, so the “plane people” were in good hands. We vacationed there a few years ago from Ontario and the experience was very memorable.
Oz Fudge. Can't get better than that!
Fantastic people - hail to Newfoundland.
Get her done is a Newfoundland slogan way before 911.
Canadian from Ontario, here: You guys are our brothers!
(That means that we'll always relish messing with you... But only WE get to mess with our brothers!)
The whole east coast is like that I know. It is often those with the least who will give the most.
the rest of newfoundland did way more than gander for those 2 weeks, 8,000 people stranded in st.john's the capital city.
Not a competition. The story of Gander is representative of the entire province, and that has been pointed out in the documentaries
You are wrong, both factually and morally.
Dicky.
What is wrong with you?
St. John's half million taking care of 8.000 ........... Gander area 10,000 taking care of 7,000 ...... you might want to check your math bud !!!